What is the maximum permitted speed of a bus other than a minibus (unless otherwise indicated in a sign)?
- In an urban road – 50 k.p.h, in a non-urban road – 80 k.p.h, in an inter-urban road with a built dividing area – 80 k.p.h, and in a freeway – 100.
- Correct answer: on an urban road - 50 k.p.h, on a non-urban road - 80 k.p.h, on an inter-urban road with a built dividing area - 90 k.p.h, and on a freeway - 100.
- In an urban road – 40 k.p.h, in a non-urban road – 80 k.p.h, in an inter-urban road with a built dividing area – 90 k.p.h, and in a freeway – 110.
- In an urban road – 50 k.p.h, in a non-urban road – 70 k.p.h, in an inter-urban road with a built dividing area – 90 k.p.h, and in a freeway – 90.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: on an urban road - 50 k.p.h, on a non-urban road - 80 k.p.h, on an inter-urban road with a built dividing area - 90 k.p.h, and on a freeway - 100.
A bus other than a minibus has fixed speed limits by road type: 50 km/h on an urban road, 80 on a non-urban road, 90 on a non-urban road with a built dividing area, and 100 on a freeway. The built divider separates opposing traffic, which is why a higher speed is allowed there. These limits apply only when no sign sets a different speed.